Michael Flynn's Mistreatment And Us

The Constitution is there to protect everyone regardless of their popularity or the lowlife criminal they are.

Let's be clear. General Flynn was the victim of a fake case set up by Barack Obama and his team. Then the Mueller special counsel team bankrupted and threatened his family to get a guilty plea. The Justice Department investigated and determined there was no crime, as there was no collusion with the Russians. We now know that at those closed door hearings conducted by Rep. Adam Schiff (D), no one, not Clapper, Comey, Brennan or anyone else under oath talked about any evidence regarding President Trump and Russian collusion. Note this didn't stop these idiots from going on TV regularly to say there was evidence.

Let's move on to the outrageous and quite frankly, impeachable offense of Judge Emmett Sullivan, who has become a prosecutor in robes. This last week, Sullivan issued an illegal, unconstitutional order permitting amicus curiae briefs to be filed on whether the case against Flynn can be dismissed as requested by the U.S. Department of Justice and supported by Flynn's attorney. It doesn't stop there because last Wednesday, Sullivan appointed a retired Judge Gleeson to present arguments in opposition to the governments Motion to Dismiss.

These acts are clearly a violation of separation of powers and a U.S. Court of Appeals D.C. Circuit decision in U.S. vs. Fokker (2016), which is direct precedent.

The Appeals Court in Fokker made crystal clear that in the instance of leave of court to dismiss, "So understood, the 'leave of court' authority gives no power to a district court to deny a prosecutor's Rule 48(a) motion to dismiss charges based on a disagreement with the prosecution's exercise of charging authority. For instance, a court cannot deny leave of court because of a view that the defendant should stand trial notwithstanding the prosecution's desire to dismiss the charges, or a view that any remaining charges fail adequately to redress the gravity of the defendant's alleged conduct. The authority to make such determinations remains with the Executive."

The Justice Department needs to file a Writ of Mandamus seeking an appellate order to dismiss the charges. While they are at it the case should be reassigned or returned to the District Court to another judge and Sullivan removed from the judiciary due to his outrageous extra-judicial conduct.